The Igbo people of Imo State, like many ethnic groups in Nigeria, possess a rich tradition of cultural dances deeply intertwined with their heritage, including masquerades and various festivals like the New Yam Festival and the Owo Masquerade Festival, though documentation and preservation efforts face challenges. These dances are not merely artistic expressions but also serve as a means of storytelling, education, and community cohesion, often featuring vibrant movements and accompanying oral p

Igala is not Igbo, but there are several Igbo communities located within Igala-dominated areas of Kogi State. One of the natives, an Igbo lady named Chiamaka from an Igbo-speaking part of Kogi State, shared her story. | Igbo History

My people from Enugu verify this story | IGBO Language